Continued surge in sectarian violence has local governments debating how to stop it.

William Romanowski's 'Reforming Hollywood' sets the record straight on Protestant efforts to shape Hollywood's cultural influence.

Much has changed in a generation—the bands, the industry. Oh, and me.

How the 17-year-old gold medalist demonstrates a beautiful humility we all could harness.

Three recent books expose the cultural captivity of the church to Western ideas about sexuality.

Why God is to be more desired than an ideal birth experience.

Some attorneys say no as Billy Graham, Mike Huckabee, and others voiced support for the fast-food chain.

Despite having the cast and the ingredients of a great comedy, it ultimately falls flat.

We must speak up. For everyone.

Voters are more comfortable with President Obama's religion—as long as he is not a Muslim.

Being a pro-life woman means protecting my life, too.

A dramatic comedy that asks some good questions about free will and our ability to change others.

As a religion professor, I can talk about the big questions of life. Until now.

A decade, a marriage, three kids, and a near-death experience later, Natalie LaRue is singing again.

The major factor that recent reports fail to account for.

Emily Maynard, who demonstrated a few evangelical signs, had a faith choice to make.

Spiritual thoughts on another random act of violence.

Why I'm not sure we should be calling for a petition for removal of a blog post.

A rousing and satisfying—if conventional—conclusion that fails to rise to the level of excellence of its predecessors.

Jonathan Haidt argues that modern liberals lack the full range of moral instincts possessed by conservatives and traditional religious believers.

Asma al-Assad's inaction over her husband's unjust rule holds an important lesson for married Christians.

The college president explains why it's is suing, and why now.

Seeking the light in the films of Christopher Nolan.

Books for your nightstand, your Kindle, or the side of the pool.

As a teen, Rhett Walker did drugs and got his girlfriend pregnant. But now he really 'gets' grace.

Whether they lost their home to a wildfire or arson (like we did), people need more than an encouraging word.

The great gay Christian debate is never-ending, one-dimensional, and somewhat pointless.

To break the cycle of ideology in the church, try "going local."

The spiritual key to stop coveting a bigger and better home.

How research demonstrates that marital status can predict a person's socioeconomic status.

Doubting our salvation and false assurance are both exacerbated by the clichéd ways in which we speak about the gospel.

When an athlete's life matches his professions of faith, even skeptical sportswriters and embittered young evangelicals take notice.

The volcanic issue of "Lordship Salvation" is still emitting the smoke and fumes of controversy.

A Wesleyan Arminian perspective on God's grace and the gravity of sin.

Struggling with homosexuality is a paradox, but embracing homosexuality is a contradiction.

While media outlets made much of Exodus shift on reparative therapy for gay Christians, theologians parsed president's understanding of salvation.

Christian Piatt's PregMANcy is an irreverent but helpful take for men welcoming little ones.

The museum, which will charge admission, is expected to open within the next four years.

Let go of your rage and resentment, before they poison your soul.

The pastor of LifeChurch.tv explains a turning point for his ministry.

Frontman Sonny Sandoval on the band's hiatus, the new album, and a certain strategically placed f-bomb.

Virginia Breen's daughter, Elizabeth, can't talk. How she reveals the love of God through poetry.

Celebrating those 'bursts of beauty that defy the mundane.'

Why empathizing with Cruise isn't sympathy for the Devil.

Morgan Freeman as a crotchety writer who inspires a family and is inspired in return.

Significant scientific leaps offer more information—and decisions—to expecting mothers.

Thoughts on the roots of religious liberty as the Catholic Church's "Fortnight for Freedom" comes to a close.

The pop artist's feature-length documentary shows her at her most vulnerable.

Mourning the loss of an American icon, and remembering why we all want to live in Mayberry.

The posts that got our readers talking.

Why American Christians should work to sustain the American experiment.

As the grand festival is held for the last time, a long-time participant remembers its power and glory.

Why Christian women are needed at home and in the highest echelons of society.

Evangelicals need to reckon with the empirical evidence of what the sexual revolution has wrought.

The new reboot is funnier and more fleshed-out than its predecessor—and at its core is an age-old story.